codemesh

🤖 Orchestrate code with CodeMesh, the first self-improving MCP server that boosts productivity through intelligent agent collaboration.

Installation

Run this command in your terminal to add the MCP server to Claude Code.

Run in terminal:

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Command

claude mcp add --transport stdio idragos94-codemesh node path/to/server.js \
  --env LOG_LEVEL="info" \
  --env CODAMESH_CONFIG="path/to/config.json (or inline config)"

How to use

Codemesh is an intelligent MCP server designed to simplify and automate the management of multiple MCP servers through TypeScript-enabled agents. The platform combines a self-improving execution model with orchestration capabilities, allowing agents to coordinate tasks, adapt their behavior over time, and provide a streamlined dashboard for monitoring server status, deployments, and updates. By loading agents from templates, you can quickly bootstrap multi-server setups, run coordinated tasks, and observe execution progress through the built-in dashboard and logs. The TypeScript execution layer enables richer logic construction for agents, while the auto-augmentation feature helps agents refine their strategies based on feedback and results.

How to install

Prerequisites:

Node.js (recommended latest LTS) and npm installed on your system
Access to a working file system to download and extract the Codemesh package

Installation steps:

Download the Codemesh package (ZIP) from the Releases page or repository
Extract the archive to a preferred installation directory
Open a terminal and navigate to the extracted folder
If the package requires dependencies, install them:
- npm install
Start the server using the MCP command format defined in mcp_config, for example:
- node path/to/server.js
Open your browser and navigate to the Codemesh dashboard URL (as documented in the release notes) to configure servers, create agents, and begin orchestration

Note: The exact file names and paths may vary depending on the release; adjust path/to/server.js accordingly.

Additional notes

Tips and caveats:

Ensure your system meets the minimum requirements before running Codemesh (RAM, storage, network access for updates).
If the server fails to load, check the log files in the application directory and verify that Node.js is available in your PATH.
Configure environment variables (e.g., CODAMESH_CONFIG, LOG_LEVEL) as needed to tailor behavior and logging.
When managing multiple MCP servers, use the dashboard to monitor statuses, view agent templates, and trigger orchestration tasks.
Regularly update to the latest release to benefit from improved self-improvement features and bug fixes.

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